Gen 2

So, I wanted to share my experience in case it helps someone else avoid the same mistake.

A few months back, I watched the ShortCircuit video on the RingConn Gen 2 smart ring. I knew it was a paid promotion and not a full LTT-style review, but still there’s a certain level of trust I have with that

My RingConn Gen 2 is right in line with what my Apple Watch tracks for steps. I’m echoing others, you should change which fingers you’re wearing it on. But also, step accuracy with a ring isn’t always going to be the most accurate. The most accurate readings I ever got was wearing my watch on my ank

I don't think RingConn is really for tracking workouts. I used it for a year to track my sleep and steps, and it was accurate for that, but it never showed my heart rate above 120 bpm. As soon as it hit 120, it just stayed there, so I could never get accurate calorie burn during my workouts. Oura is

Been using Open Circuit for about 24 hours now and ran into a pretty frustrating bug with sleep tracking.I slept from 2:00 AM to 9:30 AM last night. Open Circuit logged it as 8:32 PM – 5:49 AM — nowhere close to accurate. For comparison, my HUAWEI GT2 Pro tracked the correct sleep window, so I know

I have a RingConn 2 and a Galaxy smartwatch. I bought the RingConn 2 specifically to track my sleep patterns. Compared to my Galaxy's sleeptracking, the RingConn consistently rates a typical night's sleep higher in both deep sleep, REM sleep and overall sleep quality. At the same time, the RingConn

GENERAL EXPERIENTIAL COMMENTARY ON THE RINGCONN PRODUCT. RingConn is definitely made in Shenzen in China and marketed through their HK office. • I have had one of the first – when originally sold through Kickstarter and in those Gen 1 early days I did indeed need to contact RingConn – as the battery

I have the Gen 2 with the beta firmware. I get readings across a fairly large range, and I get similar with my BP Cuff too. I have been taking my BP daily for a few years, and it was easy to do the calibration. Now when I go back and look at my readings it has taken, I am more confused by the rating

I know I’m late on this post but I’m experiencing the same. These responses are annoying and deliberately obtuse lol. I switched from the Apple Watch to RingConn gen 2 and the calorie estimates are almost double what my watch would have estimated. Did you ever find if it evened out more, OP?

2 months into my RingConn gen2 air. So far it's very meh. I miss the Oura app and my old Oura was much more reliable in data. The cons were that it was a complete piece of crap that had to be replaced 3 times. So, my vote is to find a third option

My gen 2 ring has been dying for a while (worn battery) but I like that this app gives me a more realistic estimate to dead. The RingConn app will claim like 9d until dead while your app will tell me it’ll die in like 7 hrs. So much nicer having something more realistic. Sadly when it finally dies a